Pollard can kick on for Bulls, Boks

Handré Pollard’s tactical masterclass on Saturday served as a highly encouraging start to the season for the Vodacom Bulls and the Springbok flyhalf, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Stormers players have been let down

The Stormers players deserve better than being subjected to constant rumours and reports of power struggles and infighting, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Fighting a losing battle

The ever-increasing trend of players taking up off-season stints overseas is a high-risk business, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Kolisi’s comments taken out of context

Siya Kolisi’s comments on transformation have been blown sadly out of proportion, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Five predictions for 2019

CRAIG LEWIS looks ahead to a big rugby year and what could be in store for supporters.

Dyantyi’s a prized possession

Aphiwe Dyantyi must be well managed to ensure he performs at his peak at the 2019 World Cup, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Boks sharing leadership responsibilities

Not for the first time this season, there was a sense of co-captaincy about the Boks’ on-field leadership on Saturday, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

SA Rugby must tackle player burnout

The Springboks will desperately need the buy-in of the Super Rugby franchises when it comes to the management of frontline players in a World Cup year, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Du Toit is a class apart

The evolution of Pieter-Steph du Toit into a versatile, world-class forward is a major success story for the Springboks in 2018, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Boks can learn from Twickenham letdown

The Springboks have more important matters to concern themselves with than the last-minute refereeing blunder on Saturday, writes CRAIG LEWIS.